LOUD PRIDE: Nairobi’s Growing Skate Scene
The air was electric at the event known as Amps and Ramps, and the sounds of skating could be heard from as far away…
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The air was electric at the event known as Amps and Ramps, and the sounds of skating could be heard from as far away…
Investigating social and economic influences in sound and music production
Moritz Kasper investigates the sound of water in Nairobi.
Mariko an urban designer from Japan is discovering Nairobi through sound.
Three simple Guidelines to the our Ethics of Field Recording.
The editing process determines what goes to the public archive… What is a good quality recording?
For me the voice is a conundrum. It is intrinsically individual but also meant to be public….
An eventful mid-year had us all in need of a break…
Launching the SON podcast with the Lutivini Majanja’s story City Dreamers…
This text tries to circumnavigate and map conversations of individuals working through and along sound…
One sunny midmorning, some day in 2013 or 14, Nairobi…
How do you write about something when often even talking about it is a challenge? …
Today’s episode is on recording techniques. This is a very complex and wide field…
In the last year a few journalists and writers reached out to us…
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